1. Koy Detmer
2. Joe Namath
3. Al Bundy (ret.)
4. The Fox Sports Football Robot
5. I got nothin.
He gave up his career as a professional athlete and then gave up his life for his country. There is no comparison, Tillman is much more admirable, without question, than a person who kneels for a flag that over 100,000 black people fought and died for in the Civil War. The same flag Pat Tilmann died for. The same flag that Kaepernick says he will not stand for because it oppresses black people. His words, not mine. To call Kaepernick more admirable than Tilmann would be a willful denial of my own reasoning capacity.RIP to him, but he was manipulated into participating in an unjust invasion, the fallout of which continues to destabilize a large portion of the world.
I'm going to assume you tried to be funny and not try to deflect the main concerns regarding how fucked the NFL is.
If he was worth a damn a team would come calling, seeing as plenty of other players get multiple chances.
If he was worth a damn a team would come calling, seeing as plenty of other players get multiple chances.
Facts are Kap got found out because he's a great athlete but an average QB, coordinators caught on to him and he never developed past it. 49's cut bait and Kap hasn't helped himself out since then. No owner is going to deal with all the hurdles to hire a journeyman.
I can't fathom EA doing this of their own volition, they'd have 0 to gain from it and takes way more effort to go through. Reeks of an NFL decision.
Yeah. Hurry up old conservative white carny. Fuck Vince McMahon too.
He gave up his career as a professional athlete and then gave up his life for his country. There is no comparison, Tillman is much more admirable, without question, than a person who kneels for a flag that over 100,000 black people fought and died for in the Civil War. The same flag Pat Tilmann died for. The same flag that Kaepernick says he will not stand for because it oppresses black people. His words, not mine. To call Kaepernick more admirable than Tilmann would be a willful denial of my own reasoning capacity.
I can't fathom EA doing this of their own volition, they'd have 0 to gain from it and takes way more effort to go through. Reeks of an NFL decision.
Wtf is this post?He gave up his career as a professional athlete and then gave up his life for his country. There is no comparison, Tillman is much more admirable, without question, than a person who kneels for a flag that over 100,000 black people fought and died for in the Civil War. The same flag Pat Tilmann died for. The same flag that Kaepernick says he will not stand for because it oppresses black people. His words, not mine. To call Kaepernick more admirable than Tilmann would be a willful denial of my own reasoning capacity.
If he was worth a damn a team would come calling, seeing as plenty of other players get multiple chances.
Facts are Kap got found out because he's a great athlete but an average QB, coordinators caught on to him and he never developed past it. 49's cut bait and Kap hasn't helped himself out since then. No owner is going to deal with all the hurdles to hire a journeyman.
He'll get plenty fucked when nuXFL fails too.Yeah. Hurry up old conservative white carny. Fuck Vince McMahon too.
If he was worth a damn a team would come calling, seeing as plenty of other players get multiple chances.
Facts are Kap got found out because he's a great athlete but an average QB, coordinators caught on to him and he never developed past it. 49's cut bait and Kap hasn't helped himself out since then. No owner is going to deal with all the hurdles to hire a journeyman.
Is a team going to take a schlub without baggage, or one with baggage?he's actually not, not at all
how many schlubs have gotten playing time in the past few seasons?
though I don't know what I expected out of a gaming-side kaepernick discussion
Someone explain to me how Kaepernick's abilities as a QB has any relevance to him getting cut out of a song in a videogame.
Someone explain to me how Kaepernick's abilities as a QB has any relevance to him getting cut out of a song in a videogame.
One brings a circus the other doesn't, also Weeden has a cannon and can learn a pro style offense. Lastly he's a better mentor to a rising star in Watson which is his primary role for the Texans.I always scratch my head when I remember that Brandon Weeden is on a roster but not Kap...
Someone explain to me how Kaepernick's abilities as a QB has any relevance to him getting cut out of a song in a videogame.
Is a team going to take a schlub without baggage, or one with baggage?
One brings a circus the other doesn't, also Weeden has a cannon and can learn a pro style offense. Lastly he's a better mentor to a rising star in Watson which is his primary role for the Texans.
You don't bring in Kap to be a backup because of the circus and he isn't good enough to be a starter, his actions led to teams not willing to take a flyer on him.
They fought for the Union. And the Union adhered to ideals and principles that freed black people of oppression. The flag doesn't mean the world is in a perfectely egalitarian state of affairs, a utopia. It means there are principles which we should strive for. The Union strived for those, even if not everyone as important as Lincoln understood them. And just because you don't believe people thought that, doesn't mean they didn't.What I said is the same exact thing Pat Tillman's own brother would say. And black people didn't die for no flag in the Civil War. They fought to end the oppression of black people. The same thing Kaepernick kneels for.
Yeah, people, as usual, are quick to throw EA under the proverbial bus, but licensees must adhere to the rules of the licensors.
They fought for the Union. And the Union adhered to ideals and principles that freed black people of oppression. The flag doesn't mean the world is in a perfectely egalitarian state of affairs, a utopia. It means there are principles which we should strive for. The Union strived for those, even if not everyone as important as Lincoln understood them. And just because you don't believe people thought that, doesn't mean they didn't.
By the way, Kaepernick restructured and opted out of his contract with the 49ers because he knew he wouldn't start for them. And he took his chance on the market, that hurt him. He absolutely would have been on a team had he not restructured, he just wouldn't have been playing. But that's business, lots of teams have backups that could be starters elsewhere.
Imperalist military worship: the post.
Again, this isn't a decision made by EA. And simply refusing to adhere to the license rules (and thus losing the license) would be a devastating blow against EA (not to mention how the people behind the Madden games would probably be quickly without a job). This isn't really something that can be "pinned" on them, and it's not like that suddenly invalidates all the work they've done through their own franchises in terms of better representation for everyone.They look pathetic when they keep going on about equality and how great they are with it all though, until it could hurt their profits that is.
As a starter in the NFL he sucks, he isn't worth a roster spot as a backup because of the circus he brings. Really not that hard to grasp.
Why/how is he a brat?
Nevermind, I see where you're coming from now. I don't get why people like you are given so many chances on here.Why do threads like this always turn into hate the white man? That's just pure hatred and racism.
The Civil War is imperialist now? That's quite a revision. If ending slavery is imperialist, I'll gladly take it.
I'm talking about during the season, he restructured his contract because he wanted the opportunity to play. He had a clause that guaranteed him money if he got hurt. The 49ers didn't want to guarantee his salary for another year and have to pay even more the year after that.
That isn't what I said at all, but go ahead. I agreed with you there are schlubs getting playing time for teams, and my post pointed out that he's a schlub with baggage.that was a quick swerve from "if he was worth a damn a team would come calling" to "well he might be worth a damn but that baggage tho"
sweet
I am abstaining from this discussion
If he was worth a damn a team would come calling, seeing as plenty of other players get multiple chances.
Facts are Kap got found out because he's a great athlete but an average QB, coordinators caught on to him and he never developed past it. 49's cut bait and Kap hasn't helped himself out since then. No owner is going to deal with all the hurdles to hire a journeyman.
I'm talking about during the season, he restructured his contract because he wanted the opportunity to play. He had a clause that guaranteed him money if he got hurt. The 49ers didn't want to guarantee his salary for another year and have to pay even more the year after that.
This is too funny if not for the circus he will bring, he will still be in the league , and I guarantee you if he was like the top 3 QB in the game right now the owners will eat it up as long as they have a chance for super bowl.One brings a circus the other doesn't, also Weeden has a cannon and can learn a pro style offense. Lastly he's a better mentor to a rising star in Watson which is his primary role for the Texans.
You don't bring in Kap to be a backup because of the circus and he isn't good enough to be a starter, his actions led to teams not willing to take a flyer on him.
That isn't what I said at all, but go ahead. I agreed with you there are schlubs getting playing time for teams, and my post pointed out that he's a schlub with baggage.
And I'm saying he's not worth a damn. I'm not seeing where the confusion should be coming from.you literally responded with that "he's right, you know" gif to a post that said, and I quote, "If he was worth a damn a team would come calling, seeing as plenty of other players get multiple chances"
but go ahead
He gave up his career as a professional athlete and then gave up his life for his country. There is no comparison, Tillman is much more admirable, without question, than a person who kneels for a flag that over 100,000 black people fought and died for in the Civil War.